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What they say...

So at Marchants, the nursery drifts almost imperceptibly into Gough's rich, dramatic sweeps of herbaceous planting: sanguisorbas, daylilies, masses of grasses, achilleas, dark agapanthus etc.
Anna Pavord. The Independent Magazine.

Propagation Day 2011: Hands On

Why not join us on our ever popular propagation course on which dozens of keen gardeners have joined us over the years. Participants get the opportunity to hone and expand their propagation skills in one of the most exciting topics of gardening under the expert tutelage of Marchants owner Graham Gough.

Monday 29th August 2011

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Marchants Snowdrops

For details of our annual sale, see Events page

Desperate Plea! Boxes!

We spend many hours collecting boxes from a number of sources for you to take your plants home in. It is an enormous help therefore if you can provide your own boxes and moreover a sure way of becoming a favourite customer! Many thanks.

Plant Catalogue: Herbaceous Perennials

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
*MATTHIOLA incana ‘Purple’. You’ll love the blanket of scented purple flowers of this not so perennial stock. 30 – 40cm. £4.30
*M. ‘White Perennial’. Also deliciously scented, the pure white flowers enhanced by the grey foliage. We enjoy the spent seed heads in winter too. 30 – 40cm. £4.30
MENTHA spicata ‘Moroccan’. Unanimously reckoned to be the best flavoured mint but also heralds a warning. It runs like mad! Answer – the sunk bucket treatment. £4.20
MOLOPOSPERMUM peloponnesiacum. A rather sophisticated perennial umbellifer with sharply etched fernlike foliage. The yellowish heads of flowers and handsome seeds are carried on stout 120cm stems. £4.50
MONARDA bradburyana. This species may lack flower colour (pale lilac) but lacks mildew too – the bane of this genus. Newly planted here, we have hopes of it being a trouble free garden plant. £4.50
MYRRHIS odorata. Sweet Cicely. Refined cut foliage, pungent too. The flat heads of creamy white flowers are a great sight in May and are delicately scented. 60cm. £4.35

Images at the top of the page are ©Gardens Illustrated / Sharon Pearson